The Regionalism Of The Canadian Economy. This paper talks about the regionalism of the Canadian economy. In short, there are major differences between the economy in Nova Scotia, Ontario, and, say, Saskatchewan. All provinces have historically different patterns of development, different opportunities for economic success, and different expectations from 'Canada' as a whole. These differences pull at the thread that keeps the country together and prevent any one definition of Canada from ever coming to life. 18 pgs. 32 f/c. 15b. Pages: 18 Bibliography: 15 source(s) listed Filename: 1795 Regional Canadian Economy.doc Price: 161.10